MC1K-U015D

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The MC1K-U015D motion controller offers a maximum communication speed of 500kbps, supports PLC or HPC Link communication methods, features a built-in DB and regenerative resistance, and operates with a 3 Phase AC200~220V±15% power source. As part of the K SANMOTION Motion Controllers by Sanyo Denki, it controls 1 linear axis.

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Product Description:

The MC1K-U015D is a sturdy Sanmotion controller manufactured by Sanyo Denki under the K controller series. Featuring a flat form factor with a robust set of communication and I/O ports, this motion controller is truly an asset in every automation system. Like other MC1K devices, this unit utilizes indexing to perform motion control along a single axis. Indexing controllers are popular for rotary table and CNC machine applications due to their simplicity and rapid response. Unlike traditional single-axis controllers, indexing controllers can be utilized in an open-loop configuration since the positioning of the motor is done by pre-defining indexes within a complete revolution.

The MC1K-U015D is compatible with the DeviceNet fieldbus network protocol, which is the standard network of MC1K devices. With this device, other K-motion controllers, modules, and servo motors can easily be used. Because of its modular design, it can easily be configured to be a part of a larger automation system. At most, the MC1K-U015D’s communication system requires a terminal voltage of 11 to 25 V. However, unlike other MC1K controllers, the power source for this communication device must be a DC supply. The DC supply for this unit comes from the connected communication terminal block.

Aside from its robust compatibility and compact form factor, the MC1K-U015D features a large number of slave I/O points. In total, the MC1K-U015D can support up to 512 slave I/O points or about 7 units of MC1K-D. In a traditional master-slave architecture, a device can act as the main master, where it can control other communication modules, referred to as slaves. During operation, the MC1K-U015D can transmit data at varying communication speeds depending on the intended application.

Built-in Function
DB resistance, Regenerative resistance
Communication Methods
PLC Link or HPC Link
Compatible Servomotors
Multiple models for different capacities
Control Axis
1 Linear axis
Input Power Source Main Circuit
3 Phase AC200~220V±15% 50/60Hz±3Hz
Maximum Communication Speed
500kbps
Maximum Detection Range
Amount of shift per motor rotation ×1,024 rotations
Power Source For Communication
DC11V~DC25V
Resolution Of Encoder
8,192 pulses/revolution
Service & Storage Humidity
90% RH under (no dew condensation)

Frequently Asked Questions about MC1K-U015D:

Q: What communication speeds does the MC1K-U015D support?

A: The MC1K-U015D can support the following communication speeds: 500 kbps, 250 kbps, and 125 kbps.

Q: What is the maximum cable length for the MC1K-U015D to achieve a 500-kbps transfer rate?

A: To achieve a 500-kbps transfer rate, the total cable distance must be below 100 meters.

Q: What is the maximum cable length for the MC1K-U015D to achieve a 250-kbps transfer rate?

A: To achieve a 250-kbps transfer rate, the total cable distance must be below 250 meters.

Q: What is the maximum cable length for the MC1K-U015D to achieve a 125-kbps transfer rate?

A: To achieve a 125-kbps transfer rate, the total cable distance must be below 500 meters.

Q: How many connectable nodes does the MC1K-U015D support?

A: The MC1K-U015D can support 63 slave units and 1 master device.


Internal Product Review

  • ‘‘The MC1K-U015D is a well-crafted motion controller that supports the DeviceNet communication protocol. With its robust support for master-slave architecture, this device is perfect for automation systems including several communication modules and servo units.’’

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